Aide injured in wild demonstration in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Wednesday Sir John Kerr Governor General and Lady Kerr faced a violent protest as demonstrators blocked access to the Royal Commonwealth Society building. Aide David Simith was injured when a car window shattered, hundreds yelled insults, and police contained the crowd amid smoke and dye and a tense departure.
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Carter set for victory in Democratic nominating race
Jimmy Carter, former Georgia governor, wins a substantial share of votes in Ohio and New Jersey primaries, signaling strong momentum toward the Democratic nomination while Ford concentrates on Ohio New Jersey California. Carter celebrates in rural farming communities as returns hint at a Carter Ford race for the presidency.
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Late News Parties Baty Baty Arrested in Madrid
A fragmentary report notes 37-year-old an arrest related to political parties. It records 138 votes for and 9 abstentions with 24 decline figures, according to officials in Madrid.
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Syria and PLO agree to ceasefire amid Lebanon crisis
Be irut reports say President Abcad of Syria agreed to a ceasefire with leftist Lebanese and Palestinians to allow an Arab security force to police the truce. The move follows tensions as Palestinian-Lebanese leftists and Lebanese officials discuss withdrawal of Syrian troops and regional Arab involvement.
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Kennel Inspection Plan Proposed for ACT
Senator Knight stated that boarding kennels in the ACT would be inspected under new measures. He reported allegations of cruelty and misrepresentation at several facilities. The Minister for the Capital Territory promised amendments to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinances to allow inspections and action against offenders.
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Cotton outlines new policy on four cylinder engines
Australian policy shifts as Chrysler Australia plans to pursue its own four cylinder engine production in South Australia. The move ends a planned four cylinder consortium with Toyota Nissan and the Australian Industry Development Corporation. Government promises quick action to protect domestic components and aims to boost local jobs and exports while maintaining import controls through 1976.
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Adelaide Premier denounces disaster in four cylinder engine plan
South Australia Premier Dunstan calls Federal plans disastrous criticizing the effect on local industry. He argues Japan would not permit overcapacity and warns Australia face higher costs for a too small market. He pledges support for local manufacturers and the Chyster Australia plant.
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Dame Lyall Thomaike 93 British theatre legend dies
London report confirms the death of Dame Lyall Thomaike aged 93 after a brief illness. A leading British actress of the century she starred in many Shaw and Lorain roles and was created a Dame in 1931 for services to theatre. She continued acting into her 90s, often appearing with actor Lewin Casson.
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Huge takings for car thieves in ACT
Two juveniles were found guilty in Can berm Childen's Court of stealing four motor vehicles valued over 30 000 dollars and parts worth 1 000 dollars. They seized a Falcon GTHO Phase three and a Canberra woman's sedan, with total losses exceeding 550 000 dollars in Canberra's theft wave. Police note cars are easy to steal when left unlocked with keys in ignition, and warn owners to take precautions while a black market for parts grows.
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Clash at Premiers meeting expected in Australia
Reported tensions rise as Commonwealth and states edge toward confrontation at today’s Premiers Conference. Federal officials hint at extra funds tied to tax sharing, while NSW Premier Wran opposes federal plans. Staffing and program spending in housing education and health loom large.
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Aboriginal children begin home on government financed land
In Sydney on Wednesday a 575 000 hope for 24 families advances as Aboriginal children will be opened on a 30 acre property at Hrewarrinn. The Holhear Aboriginal children's home will be the first with government financial backing to be run entirely by Aboriginals.
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Chamber proposes selling mall to private enterprise
The Cuahernt Chumbur af Cyumorree stated yesterday that the mall project could be transferred to private hands. Residents of Tar Tieleunin discussed options, with some support and skepticism about the feasibility and benefits of private involvement in the redevelopment.
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Rhodesia Defends Against Soviet Expansion in Interview
In an interview with The Canberra Times editor Ian Mathews, Rhodesia outlines its stance against perceived Soviet expansion. The article references defense strategies and feasibility studies amid regional tensions, with mentions of local figures and ongoing national debates.
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Life Style Life Entertainment and Radio Crossword
A brief life style note highlights entertainment and radio crossword items with a focus on ongoing trends and reader interests. The column traces cultural happenings and puzzle features, offering quick insights into weekly media and leisure choices.
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